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Ankit Sharma,Anoop Kumar Singh,Kamaljeet Singh,Abhishek Pratap Singh Sachan,Amrinder Singh Uppalld a better place. Whether this is always achieved is less clear. As this book has illustrated, some technologies arguably do not benefit humankind, or else only some parts of it, at the expense of others, or of the planet. As argued throughout the book, engineers need to be concerned with the overa

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Muhammad Magana Aliyu,Aiyelabegan Abdulrauf,Musa Adamu,Bitrus Emmanuel Achara communities want to maintain a counter-cultural stance or public engagement, with or without assimilation. The main issue is to what extent can or should religious difference be accommodated. At the heart of some of these counter-cultural stances lie the acceptance or otherwise of bodies of knowled

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Virendra Singh Rana,Ram Karan Singh,Nishant Mathur,Yashwant Singh Bisht,Mohit Kumar Arya through religious and community leaders and through communal decision-making processes and fora will be considered. This chapter will also introduce ethical issues in relation to power, gender and minorities which are all affected by attitudes towards authority and different sources of authority. T

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Devarpan Chakraborty,Ashish Pawarterpretation of his political theory. It will be recalled that in Chapter 1, I suggested that Green’s ethical theory is best thought of as ‘the spiritual morality of the true good’: spiritual because of its metaphysical foundation in the theory of the eternal consciousness, and the true good because

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